We have a number of officer positions at the union, all here to represent you and make your student experience the best it can be.

Full-Time Officers

The union is led by a team of six Full-Time Officers: President, Vice-President (Union Development), Vice-President (Education), Vice-President (Activities), Vice-President (Campaigns & Communications) and Vice-President (Welfare & Community).

These are either students who have just graduated or are taking a year out from their studies.

Current Full-Time Officers are (pictured from left) Vice-President (Activities) Victoria Hatch, Vice-President (Union Development) Hannah Prydderch, Vice-President (Campaigns & Communications) Lewis Marriott, Vice-President (Education) Bee Morgan, Vice-President (Welfare & Community) Grishma Bijukumar and President George Nuttall.

The role of VP Activities is currently vacant.

Representing you

As well as your Full-Time Officer team, your union membership entitles you to elect student officers to represent members of our liberation groups and be your voice in your college and on your course.

• JCR (undergraduate college officers)

• Postgraduate Board

• Part-Time Officers (representing our liberation groups)

• Faculty Reps

Officer accountability and scrutiny

There are three main ways in which Full-Time Officers are held to account, ensuring that they are acting in the best interests of members. Any student may ask them a direct question, they report termly to student Scrutiny Panels, and members may ask any questions at a General Meeting. You can get in touch with any of your Full-Time Officers using the contact details above.

Scrutiny Panels

The Full-Time Officers and the Executive are held to account through termly Scrutiny Panels. These panels are six full members of the students' union who are appointed annually to monitor the officers' progress against their manifestos, remits and policies.

Officers submit detailed reports to the panel about their work on your behalf. This includes updates on their manifesto pledges and on the democratically adopted policy each officer is responsible for. The panel provides reports on each officer and deliver their reports to the termly General Meetings.